8,350 kg105 hpMarket avg. €43k · 3 listed · 2 below market
Asking prices land at €31k – €53k, around 14% below the market average.
This model sits 23% below the class average across 114 peer models.
Across independent European dealers, used Liebherr L514 listings currently run from €31,469 to €52,960, with a market average around €43,027. Year, operating hours and configuration move the price within that band. Based on 3 active listings, refreshed daily.
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The Liebherr L514 is a compact wheel loader in the sub-10-tonne class, with an operating weight of 8,350 kg and an engine output of 105 hp. It is equipped with a standard bucket capacity of 1.5 m³, positioning it firmly in the light-to-mid range of the wheeled loading segment. Liebherr manufactures the L514 to serve operations that require a maneuverable yet capable front loader without the footprint or fuel demand of larger mid-class machines.
Machines in this class are well suited to material handling in confined yards, agricultural loading, municipal works, and light quarry or recycling operations where site access restricts the use of larger equipment. The 1.5 m³ bucket capacity makes the L514 practical for bulk material such as soil, gravel, wood chips, and general aggregate at moderate cycle volumes. Its operating weight also keeps ground pressure manageable on surfaces where heavier loaders would cause damage or become impractical.
When inspecting a used L514 or any machine in this class, buyers should prioritize a thorough review of the service history and confirm that scheduled maintenance intervals have been observed. The articulation joint and steering cylinders warrant close inspection for play, seal leaks, or wear, as these components absorb significant stress in typical duty cycles. Hydraulic system condition should be assessed by checking for leaks at cylinder seals and hose connections and by operating all functions under load. Tire condition is a key cost variable and should be evaluated carefully, noting tread depth and any sidewall damage. Bucket and linkage wear points, including the cutting edge, pins, and bushings, indicate how hard the machine has worked and what near-term maintenance may be required. A cold-start check of the engine and a review of any fault codes through the machine's diagnostics will round out a responsible pre-purchase inspection.
The Liebherr L514 competes directly with the Caterpillar 910 and Caterpillar 914 in the compact wheel loader segment. All three machines occupy a similar operating weight band and are cross-shopped by buyers prioritizing maneuverability and moderate bucket capacity. The L514's 105 hp engine output and 1.5 m³ bucket capacity sit in line with what the Caterpillar 910 and 914 offer in their respective configurations, making brand preference, dealer support network, and attachment compatibility meaningful differentiators. Within the used market, the attributes that move a specific unit within its value band include accumulated working hours, service history documentation, tire condition and remaining tread depth, the presence of quick-coupler systems or specialist attachments, cab specification such as air conditioning and visibility aids, and overall structural and hydraulic condition.
Market average ask shown as delta against the class average (€43k).
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